Being more careful about speaking the way I do on KF IRL - My classmates don’t understand being Rated Late

Dentontx

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Fam, do you ever find yourself IRL referring to someone as an “exceptional individual”? Expressing dismay at someone “reeeeeeeeeeing” or “bouncing and squeaking”? Offering the opinion that someone useless will “shit themselves and do nothing”? Calling somebody’s welfare check their “tugboat”?

Welcome to my life.

My classmates. My gf. My advisor. All of these people have scratched their heads in total confusion at some expression everyone here would understand immediately. I am at some risk of perplexing the people around me, and still worse of causing them to wonder if I’ve stroked out in my language center. Tell me I’m not the only one dealing with this?
 
Hell, this is one of the most sophisticated places I know in that regard. You get two shitposts on page 1 going "COWTROONNIGGERLUL", and the rest is highly above average internet lingo usage.
 
I refer to people in real life as exceptional individuals all the time.

I find it a classy and wonderfully sarcastic way to be facetious about some of the Grade-A Idiots that I at times have the misfortune of encountering. Most of the time I get a number of laughs from it, too. People often realize that I would love nothing more than to sink the mouth breather in question to the bottom of the ocean with a giant millstone around their neck, but to simply call them an extra special exceptional individual who has met and exceeded my lowest of expectations just sounds so refined.
 
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I refer to people in real life exceptional individuals all the time.

I find it a classy and wonderfully sarcastic way to be facetious about some of the Grade-A Idiots that I at times have the misfortune of encountering. Most of the time I get a number of laughs from it, too. People often realize that I would love nothing more than to sink the mouth breather in question to the bottom of the ocean with a giant millstone around their neck, but to simply call them an extra special exceptional individual who has met an exceeded my lowest of expectations just sounds so refined.
It is refined. That’s the thing about kiwi farmers: more than anything else, we’re just classy people.
 
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